Celtic continue to make all the headlines this month – but not for incoming or outgoing player movements, nor even their actions on the pitch.
After the Dubai trip controversy, Christopher Jullien’s positive Covid test then Peter Lawwell’s apology it was all beginning to turn back towards the on-field matters until Neil Lennon’s explosive media conferences yesterday which dominated the airwaves yesterday and covers the backpages today.
In amongst the manager’s broadside at the media, the Scottish Government and Andy Walker, there is some transfer news to remind us it is January and peak trading period.
Still, Celtic, and across the city at Rangers, it is all quiet on the transfer-front with no incomings so far, and only one outgoing – Kai Kennedy’s loan switch to Raith Rovers – for the top two in the league.
There’s been a few other moves elsewhere but if this January transfer window is to pick up, there’s less than a fortnight for it to get going.
How and where could it pick up? This morning’s rumour mill has a few suggestions from around the newspapers and websites.

5. In demand
Cardiff City have joined Aberdeen, Dundee United and Queen's Park Rangers in courting reported Celtic target Declan Gallagher as the Motherwell defender's deal winds down (Glasgow Times) Photo: Craig Foy - SNS Group

6. Vogts no confidence
Former Scotland manager Berti Vogts wants Euro 2020 to be postponed again due to fears over fan safety in the stands and the ability of players to travel and play (Scottish Sun) Photo: Alex Livesey

7. Mario Milan move
Mario Mandzukic is poised for a move to AC Milan which would all but end the Rossineri's interest in signing Celtic striker Odsonne Edouard as an alternative to Zlatan Ibrahimovic this month Photo: Alessandro Sabattini

8. The Real deal?
Rumoured interest from Real Madrid in Odsonne Edouard has re-surfaced after initial reports in Spain last May. According to the latest, Zinedine Zidane has 'recommended' his fellow countryman to senior figures at the Bernabeu (Defensa Central) Photo: Craig Foy - SNS Group


